Arturo Montano, MD
Assistant Professor, Neurology
Medical School:
Department: Neurology
- MD, University of Connecticut School of Medicine (2013)
- BA, University of Colorado - Boulder (CO) (2008)
- University of California (San Francisco) Program (2013)
- University of California (San Francisco) Program, Chief Resident, Neurology (2017)
- University of California (San Francisco) Program, Neurocritical Care (2019)
Department: Neurology
Professional Titles
- Neurointensivist
Recognition & Awards
- Denver's Top Doctors- Brain Injury Medicine, 5280 Magazine (2020)
- University of Colorado Neurology Residency Faculty Teaching Award, University of Colorado School of Medicine (2020)
Teaching
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Assistant Professor
(2019)
School of Medicine, Neurology
Practice Locations
Denver Health
777 Bannock St
Denver, CO 80204
303-436-6000
Hospital Affiliation
777 Bannock St
Denver, CO 80204
303-436-6000
Hospital Affiliation
- Denver Health Medical Center
Specialty Information
Specialties
- Neurology, Board Certification (2017)
- Neurocritical Care, Specialized Training (2019)
- Brain and Nervous System - Hydrocephalus
- Brain and Nervous System
- Brain and Nervous System - Meningitis
- Brain and Nervous System - Neurovascular Conditions
- Brain and Nervous System - Stroke
- Brain and Nervous System - Traumatic and Acquired Brain Injuries
Clinical Interests
Traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, intracerebral hemorrhage, status epilepticus, stroke, anoxic brain injury, end of life care
Care Philosophy
I specialize in the care of critically ill patients with severe neurologic injuries, with an emphasis on limiting secondary brain injury, preserving function and coordinating closely with neurosurgical providers for patients who require surgical intervention. It is a priority of mine to ensure patients and families have clear understanding of their condition, potential for recovery, and that individual patient values are always taken into account in the care provided.
Traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, intracerebral hemorrhage, status epilepticus, stroke, anoxic brain injury, end of life care
Care Philosophy
I specialize in the care of critically ill patients with severe neurologic injuries, with an emphasis on limiting secondary brain injury, preserving function and coordinating closely with neurosurgical providers for patients who require surgical intervention. It is a priority of mine to ensure patients and families have clear understanding of their condition, potential for recovery, and that individual patient values are always taken into account in the care provided.
General Information
Medical Schools:
- MD, University of Connecticut School of Medicine (2013)
Undergraduate Schools:
- BA, University of Colorado - Boulder (CO) (2008)
Internships:
- University of California (San Francisco) Program (2013)
Residency Programs:
- University of California (San Francisco) Program, Chief Resident, Neurology (2017)
Fellowships:
- University of California (San Francisco) Program, Neurocritical Care (2019)
Department: Neurology